Phebe Olajubu, a Nigerian-born Christian music artist based in the United Kingdom, is thrilled to announce the release of her much-anticipated seven-track album titled “Gratitude.” This inspiring song is now available on all major music streaming platforms.
“Gratitude” is a heartfelt album inspired by Phebe Olajubu’s deep appreciation for God’s countless blessings. Each lyric of the song reflects a grateful heart, born out of Phebe’s personal experiences and her journey of faith. Sharing the inspiration behind the song.
“I’ve been through some difficult situations, and I know that I only made it through by the mercies of God. It is through my expression of thanksgiving to God through songs that the tracks in this album were birthed. Even if I have ten thousand tongues, it wouldn’t be enough to thank God, who sees me through all the ordeals, keeps me, and has been everything to me.” Phebe said.
The “Gratitude” song is not just a testament to God’s faithfulness in Phebe Olajubu’s life but also a message for everyone. The song aims to bless listeners and inspire them to reflect on God’s mercies and amazing grace in their own lives.
Phebe Olajubu’s “Gratitude” album is available to stream on all major platforms.
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